That one movie that literally ends with a bus hanging off the edge of a cliff and Michael Caine saying “I have an idea!” was a pretty good one.
Maybe I will, but somehow I doubt it.
It’s really weird to see that children younger than I are more successful than me. It’s really the first time in my life that I’ve experienced people three or four years younger having Wikipedia pages.
A small grievance I have is that the EU took Yoda’s “When 900 Years Old You Reach…” and made it mean he was literally, exactly 900 years old in 4 BBY.
I only know him from the Clerks cartoon.
Angst is not respectable, nor does it make you look cool.
Not fan of grunge, I take it.
I like grunge music as long as it doesn’t get too on the nose.
Angst is not respectable, nor does it make you look cool.
You won’t have to order so many different threads closed if you would post in “Random Thoughts” instead.
Here’s Spuffy’s favourite movie:
Overrated
He’s also quite partial to the TV spinoff.
No strong opinion either way.
Y’know which movie he really can’t stand, though?
Books are not movies.
Spuffy, just take a joke man. The whole forum doesn’t have to be so straightforward and devoid of humour all the time. Appreciate the snappy responses on show.
Also, perhaps threads like this, devoid of any actual potential for content, should be relegated to a post in the “Random Thoughts” thread.
Carnosaur (1993)
This movie is the anti-Jurassic Park. Whereas Jurassic Park had innovative special effects, strong direction, great characters, damn good acting, and leaves the viewer in awe of the majesty of dinosaurs and nature herself, Carnosaur has effects which would’ve been laughable in the '70s, direction on auto pilot, paper-thin characters, tepid-to-poor acting, and leaves the viewer wanting to nuke the Earth just to cleanse the universe of the species which made this movie.
2/10
I’d hate to see what sort of cinematic abomination would make you give a movie 1/10.
If Jennifer Runyon hadn’t been in this movie, I would’ve given it 1/10.
Though if you are curious which movies I have thus far given 1/10:
- Blood of Dracula’s Castle (1969)
- Creepin’ (2001)
- Dünyayi Kurtaran Adam’in Oglu AKA Son of the Man Who Saves the World AKA Turks in Space (2006)
- Evil Dead (2013)
- The Humanoid (1979)
- Inseminoid (1981)
- Mirrors (2008)
- Night Train to Mundo Fine AKA Red Zone Cuba (1966)
Evil Dead did suck, but I think 1/10 is pushing it. I liked the effects and the camerawork at least. Also the set design was on point.
We are all naked in the gas chambers, and I’m the only person who realizes this.
Man, you’re so good.
It’s hard for me to have nostalgia for Windows XP, thanks for making me feel old.
You won’t be needing this, old man!
It’s weird going onto WaybackMachine and checking out old OT.com posts from 2003. Everyone seems so nice, as opposed to the depressing, sarcastic and smart ass comments most people give today. I wish I was a member back then.
I’m not sure we don’t have toddlers posting now, nothing would have stopped you back then! 😉
Well, maybe, but I didn’t own a computer until I was nine, which may have limited me.
You say that like it’s unusual to not get a computer before you turn 9.
What I meant was, there wasn’t a computer in the house.
It’s weird going onto WaybackMachine and checking out old OT.com posts from 2003. Everyone seems so nice, as opposed to the depressing, sarcastic and smart ass comments most people give today. I wish I was a member back then.
I’m not sure we don’t have toddlers posting now, nothing would have stopped you back then! 😉
Well, maybe, but I didn’t own a computer until I was nine, which may have limited me. Until then, I just savoured every moment with one of the Windows XP school computers (the sound effects give me great nostalgia now) or the computer at my Grandmothers (also Windows XP).
I had no idea there was a 2014 Sleeping Beauty.
It’s weird going onto WaybackMachine and checking out old OT.com posts from 2003. Everyone seems so nice, as opposed to the depressing, sarcastic and smart ass comments most people give today. I wish I was a member back then.
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I am one with the force, the force is with me.
I liked The Wizard of Oz and the three Muppet movies I’ve seen. Oh, and the South Park movie was quite humorous. But that’s it.
Maybe they’ll use the crawl to give us some political exposition to satisfy all the grumpy prequel lovers
The TFA prequel book Bloodline seems to be very “PT” material, with senate debates and assassination attempts.
Yeah, but it was done with well fleshed out characters and rules. Loved it, despite not knowing the first thing about politics in real life.
It’s probably because I’m an angst ridden 15 year old and can’t stand seeing happy go lucky, sickly sweet 12 year olds.
Everyone keeps going on about La La Land, but all the trailers and TV spots I’ve seen haven’t done anything for me. Is the film completely different from these or do I just have different taste than 99% of people who’ve seen the film?
Huh! Never did notice that!
A Series of Unfortunate Events
Mmm. That’s some damn fine casting there. I can’t wait for Season 2.
9/10
I watched the first half of Episode 1 and couldn’t stand it any time Count Olaf wasn’t on screen. The kids are super annoying and too peachy keen.
Yeah, Colonial Marines should have ended with a consumer lawsuit. Now, if you want a proper Alien experience, I can’t recommend highly enough Alien: Isolation. Completely different studio that actually revered the source material and knocked it out of the galaxy with a game that continues on and embodies the spirit of the original film.
Yeah, I’ve played that. Loved what I saw. Better voice acting, graphics, AI and story. Also it was super atmospheric compared to Colonial Marines.
